Sentence examples for education trial from inspiring English sources

To solve these issues, the Ministry of Education (2001) issued The Guidance for Kindergarten Education (trial version).

The Clinical Trials Network is organized into 7 committees that provide overall oversight and strategic guidance, database management, site qualification and monitoring, scanner validation, clinical site orientation, technologist education, trial design, and a manufacturer's registry.

Thus we designed and implemented a randomised controlled education trial.

For example, a home-based diabetes education trial among Hispanics led to significant reduction in hemoglobin A1c levels [ 51].

This study was a randomized, non-blinded community-based health education trial involving 360 participants at the Community Health Service Centre in Liaobu Town, Dongguan City, China.

The women, who were clients of the 20 salons of The Black Cosmetologists Promoting Health Program, provided written consent to participate in the program's randomized controlled education trial [ 11, 12].

Inclusion criteria were as follows: (1) conducted Internet-based nutrition education trials, (2) randomized controlled trial, and (3) published between 1990 and 2005.

From 31 education trials in RA included in a meta-analysis, significant benefits of patient education at first follow-up are modest (5 12 %).

Roland Wrinkle was voted Appellate Lawyer of the Year by the Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles and was honored by his peers with the Ted Horn Memorial Award for the education of trial lawyers by the Los Angeles Trial Lawyers Association.

We classified the therapists' level of experience and/or education one trial as 'high' [75], in two trials as 'intermediate' [67], [69], and in the last three as 'unclear' [56], [79], [80].

The Evaluation To determine whether New York City schools in fact deliver the opportunity for a sound basic education, the trial court took evidence on the "inputs" children receive -- teaching, facilities and instrumentalities of learning -- and their resulting "outputs," such as test results and graduation and dropout rates.